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July 5, 2020
By Wendella Davidson AS a former educator, author and management and training consultant, the late Joyce Sinclair lived her life believing in two popular quotes: “No matter who you
Archive for the Day: July 5, 2020
July 5, 2020
By Jared Liddell There are a lot of things that as Guyanese and as members of the Caribbean that are a part of our culture, from soca music to
July 5, 2020
Rosewood Foundation urges Guyanese By Naomi Parris AS the world continues to grapple with the changes brought on by the coronavirus, many Guyanese have also adapted to the situation
July 5, 2020
– NAREI continues to advance efforts in the non-traditional sector THE traditional sector has always been the backbone of Guyana’s development. However, advances made in the non-traditional sector have
July 5, 2020
WITH exams in full swing, I felt I should write about an art piece that reflects some of the students’ life experiences. As I was looking for an art
July 5, 2020
THE English Literature and Linguistics programmes in the Department of Language and Cultural Studies, at the University of Guyana, do a lot of research-based work, where various forms of
July 5, 2020
THE year 2021 has been designated for the systematic ban on single-use plastics. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) with the support from the Department of Environment, Ministry of the
July 5, 2020
I REMEMBER a colleague once told me that every time he polishes the teeth of a male smoker who is over 60 years old, he almost expects the patient’s
July 5, 2020
ON Monday, July 6, CARICOM Day is celebrated throughout the Caribbean Community to mark the coming into being of CARICOM. The Caribbean Community and Common Market (CARICOM) was the result
July 5, 2020
IN April, a month after the COVID-19 pandemic had spread to Guyana, there were reports that incidents of domestic violence were increasingly being reported. Persons were asked to stay
